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For those of you who haven't heard of the world famous Sandbanks in Dorset, it’s about time you did! Apparently it's the 4th most expensive location to live in in the world.  Yes… I thought that was Beverly Hills too, but in fact it is the fine sanded, dune packed peninsula that lies east of Poole Harbour in South Dorset.

Cornwalls Wild West

Thursday 21st May 2015

Cornwalls Wild West

If you’re lucky enough to be visiting the western tip of Cornwall you will experience some of England's most prized coastline and without the usual Cornwall crowds. It seems that the further west you go in Cornwall, the less crowded the beaches become and the wilder the scenery. It's hard to describe the therapeutic purity of this place in writing, but the light, the ocean and the sheer natural beauty awakens senses that you didn't know existed.

North Wales is All About The Beach

Wednesday 13th May 2015

North Wales is All About The Beach

North Wales is all about un-spoilt beaches, rivers, mountainous terrain and wildlife, thanks to a stonking coastline and the Snowdonia National Park, which extends well beyond the mountains. Starting in the very north is the county of Conwy, a spectacular region that delights many a holidaymaker with its classic seaside resorts, impressive castles, quaint coastal cottages and its numerous waterways and nature reserves.

Dorset is the UK's Jewel in the Crown

Saturday 18th April 2015

Dorset is the UK's Jewel in the Crown

Dorset is still considered Britain's crown jewel destination, as it offers holidaymakers so much beauty and diversity thanks to its forests, meadows and the dramatic Jurrassic coastline. It's coastline alone covers 140 kilometers of shore offering sweeping beaches, heady white cliffs, ambrosia downs, fossil rich havens and countless nature reserves.

There is nothing more exciting than organising a holiday reunion with your loved ones, be it for family or friends. And when it comes to large groups, a beach holiday has to be the best option, as it opens up so many choices for activities and opportunities to relax, thus resulting in total satisfaction for all involved, even your faithful hounds.

There are few things more exciting than planning a holiday; be it a long weekend or a summer holiday. Even more exciting is when that holiday is combined with a special occasion or reunion with friends, family or both! And what better location for these large group holidays than an exclusive beach destination.

Cornwall Beaches... It's a Dogs Life

Tuesday 14th April 2015

Cornwall Beaches... It's a Dogs Life

If dogs could speak and their owners took the time to ask them where they'd like to go for their next beach holiday… it wouldn’t be the biggest surprise to hear them say 'Cornwall'. The land of sand, where hundreds of kilometres of dog friendly beaches await over excited canines chasing sticks, exploring rock pools or taking a refreshing dip. And it’s not just perfect for dogs, pet owners will love the beaches as well; blessed with some of the country's most scenic coastal walks, cool beach cafes, pubs and some of the best beachfront cottages and apartments to rent in the South West.

If there is one place that man and his best friend relish in the same way it is the beach. That sense of space to breath, the freedom to stretch your legs and get in touch with the elements is a mutual indulgence. And you don’t have to go far in Britain to find enough space for you and your dog to run wild without bothering the rest of mankind.

Northumberland is most famous for its beautiful countryside and its majestic castles and historic sites, but one of its greatest assets are its miles of pale golden sands that stretch along its rugged heritage coastline. These shores also teem with wildlife and are dotted with some incredible landmarks. And before you discard the idea of a summer exploring these un-spoilt beaches because of the climate, then think again. You'll be amazed how warm the summer months of July and August can be up North and the North Sea temperatures can be very easily remedied with a cheap summer wetsuit.

Cornwall is considered to be the mecca of surf for the UK for a variety of reasons. Firstly, because it has the best of the Atlantic beaches in the UK and literally offers a 'perfect' wave to suit every level of surfer and secondly, it is blessed with a subtropical climate and the Gulf Stream currents that are ideal when spending long hours in the water.